Need new tires
#1
Need new tires
Well i just got rims for my car and i got fired form my job on monday so i only have 300 for tires or i'll have to wait till i get a new job. So what can i do here? or am i ****ed?????
#3
I plan on getting Kumho 711s soon. Very nice price, the 205/50/16s are about $50 each, and I'm sure the 17s aren't that much more. Even with mounting and balancing, that should keep you around your 300 limit.
#5
actually u COULD if u wanted to get z rated 205/40 r17 special order at pepboys from the wharehouse. they're made by ventus (hankook) and they're only 69 bucks each. i think thats a good deal for a z rated tire. to be honest they're not that bad for the price. oh god now i just sound like im trying to pitch a sale! lol..... i gotta get outa that dingy place, its been way long enough for me. yea uh it what was i saying oh yea it was convenient for me also
#6
That reminds me, there was a Pep Boys tire that got really high ratings. It's actually becoming a popular autocross tire for some street tire classes whre the Falkens and BFGs aren't offered in the desired size.
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#9
Originally posted by urbanknight
I plan on getting Kumho 711s soon. Very nice price, the 205/50/16s are about $50 each, and I'm sure the 17s aren't that much more. Even with mounting and balancing, that should keep you around your 300 limit.
I plan on getting Kumho 711s soon. Very nice price, the 205/50/16s are about $50 each, and I'm sure the 17s aren't that much more. Even with mounting and balancing, that should keep you around your 300 limit.
#10
For 300.88 you can get the kumho 711's. BUT you're going to need a snow tire once winter comes along. Also, with the 711's, the tread life is pretty miserable but i guess that's why their so cheap.
#11
I figure I don't like to stick with the same tire or rim for long anyway, so it might be best for me to use the 711s, I hear the grip is pretty good but they wear out fast. I still have a few months to decide, though, and I know the 712s aren't all that much more expensive.
As for me personally, I won't be needing snow tires any time soon. Hell will freeze over before Los Angeles does
As for me personally, I won't be needing snow tires any time soon. Hell will freeze over before Los Angeles does
#12
Originally posted by urbanknight
As for me personally, I won't be needing snow tires any time soon. Hell will freeze over before Los Angeles does
As for me personally, I won't be needing snow tires any time soon. Hell will freeze over before Los Angeles does
-=RoscoES=-
#13
Originally posted by Melaz425
besides the price, whats the difference between the kumho 711's and the 712's
besides the price, whats the difference between the kumho 711's and the 712's
712's: Z rated, 280 tread life; $121* at www.discounttire.com
711's: H rated, 340 tread life; $95* at www.discounttire.com
There's also a difference in tread design, but that's about it, that I know of.
*205/40/17's, cheaper if smaller, more if larger.
#14
the cheapest places ive found that sells the 711's and 712's arewww.tirerack.com or www.whalentire.com
just the tires-tirerack
rim/tire package-whalentire
With all of the reviews ive read on both the 711's and 712's, tread life seems to be the same but the grip on the 712's is better. more porche/bmw's/corvette's seem to be using the 712's and more compact cars are equipped with the 711's. I'm still wondering if i should spend the extra 100.00 and upgrade to the ASX....
just the tires-tirerack
rim/tire package-whalentire
With all of the reviews ive read on both the 711's and 712's, tread life seems to be the same but the grip on the 712's is better. more porche/bmw's/corvette's seem to be using the 712's and more compact cars are equipped with the 711's. I'm still wondering if i should spend the extra 100.00 and upgrade to the ASX....
Last edited by Melaz425; Apr 14, 2004 at 02:23 PM.